The Grace Period Is Over: Nine States Can Now Fine You for a First Privacy Violation
Twenty state privacy laws are in effect, and as of July 2026 nine of their cure periods have lapsed — a first violation now means enforcement, not a w...
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Three Weeks After Chatrie: What the Supreme Court's Geofence Ruling Actually Changed — and What It Didn't
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that geofence warrants are Fourth Amendment searches, extending Carpenter into the cloud. But the Court pointedly declined...
100,000 Cameras and a Reckoning: How Flock Safety Became America's Most-Cancelled Surveillance Company
Flock Safety's automatic license plate readers now number more than 100,000 across the United States, quietly logging where your car goes and building...
Chatrie v. United States: The Supreme Court Just Put the Fourth Amendment Between You and the Geofence Dragnet
In a 6-3 decision authored by Justice Kagan, the Supreme Court held that police conduct a Fourth Amendment search when they obtain historical location...
The FTC Just Banned a Data Broker From Selling Sensitive Location Data. Here's Why That Matters.
The FTC secured a settlement banning Kochava's subsidiary from selling sensitive location data linked to millions of mobile devices — including data r...
GM Sold Your Location to Data Brokers While Claiming It Didn't. California Just Fined Them $12.75 Million.
General Motors earned $20 million selling OnStar driver location and behaviour data to Verisk Analytics and LexisNexis while its privacy policy told c...
The FTC Finally Stopped a Data Broker From Selling Your Location Data — Here's What Kochava Was Doing
For nearly four years, the FTC fought data broker Kochava in court over its sale of precise location data from hundreds of millions of mobile devices....